SE Asia Stocks - Thai index bounces off two-week low; Indonesia weak

BANGKOK, June 22 (Reuters) - Thai shares rebounded on
Monday, helped by short-covering in aviation and tourism-related
stocks, while most others in Southeast Asia gained, in line with
Asian stock markets amid hopes for a Greek debt deal.
Bangkok's SET index closed the day up 0.8 percent,
recovering from a more than two-week closing low on Friday.
About 7.7 billion shares changed hands, close to a full-day
average over the past 30 trading days.
Investors bought back shares of hoteliers, sending Minor
International 3.6 percent higher after Thailand said
it had no new cases of the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
(MERS) after the report of its first case last week.
Airport operator Airports of Thailand and airline
shares such as Nok Airlines led the rebound among
aviation shares but the market remained wary of the
international aviation agency's safety rating downgrade.
The Jakarta composite index bucked the trend, ending
down 0.5 percent, led by a 1 percent loss in Bank Rakyat
Indonesia and Telkom Indonesia, which fell
1.9 percent amid a downbeat economic forecast.
Indonesia's Finance Minister said the government is lowering
its economic growth assumption for 2016 to 5.5-6 percent,
compared with the previous target of 5.8-6.2 percent set last
month.
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SOUTHEAST ASIAN STOCK MARKETS
Change on day
Market Current Prev Close Pct Move
Singapore 3315.13 3300.96 +0.43
Kuala Lumpur 1732.76 1721.77 +0.64
Bangkok 1504.06 1491.46 +0.84
Jakarta 4959.25 4985.01 -0.52
Manila 7609.14 7601.17 +0.10
Ho Chi Minh 594.08 584.70 +1.60
Change on year
Market Current End 2014 Pct Move
Singapore 3315.13 3365.15 -1.49
Kuala Lumpur 1732.76 1761.25 -1.62
Bangkok 1504.06 1497.67 +0.43
Jakarta 4959.25 5226.95 -5.12
Manila 7609.14 7230.57 +5.24
Ho Chi Minh 594.08 545.63 +8.88
(Reporting by Viparat Jantraprap; Editing by Prateek
Chatterjee)